: I'm well aware that some queries will return no results due to my
: filtering by 0.3.
: That's the point. I expect that some of my input queries will not be a
: good match
: to *any* of the documents in my second index.
what i'm trying ot make sure you understand is that picking 0.3 as an
arbit
Thanks Erik, that works great--
Donna
>> It is unfortunate that some scores are being normalized and some
>> may not
>> be. Is there a
>> way to obtain the unnormalized score?
>Any IndexSearcher.search method that does not return Hits keeps the
>raw scores. Try out the TopDocs returning ones
On Mar 30, 2007, at 8:48 AM, Donna L Gresh wrote:
It is unfortunate that some scores are being normalized and some
may not
be. Is there a
way to obtain the unnormalized score?
Any IndexSearcher.search method that does not return Hits keeps the
raw scores. Try out the TopDocs returning one
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Re: normalized scores
: For a given query (for a single input document), the highest score is
: *not* always 1 (which is just how
: I want it). Is this because I am using a Boolean query? Here is my code
: For a given query (for a single input document), the highest score is
: *not* always 1 (which is just how
: I want it). Is this because I am using a Boolean query? Here is my code
: snippet.
the Hits class only normalizes scores if the highest score is greater then
one, if it's less then 1 no no
